Sentence examples for evaluate for effectiveness from inspiring English sources
"D.W.I. prevention methods are notoriously hard to evaluate for effectiveness, because D.W.I. rates go up and down in connection with so many factors," said Michael Cadigan, the Albuquerque City Council member who sponsored the project.
Brands can start simple, then evaluate for effectiveness along the way.
4 Targeted interventions (eg, a guideline to use thromboprophylaxis before surgery, or a forced function to prevent misconnecting the oxygen supply) are relatively easy to evaluate for effectiveness and cost-effectiveness.
The 257 patients in the study were evaluated for effectiveness every four weeks for 52 weeks using a measure of lupus disease activity known as the British Isles Lupus Assessment Group.
The salt nuclei will survive in the atmosphere at most a couple of days, so Latham's proposal could be tested on a short-term basis, evaluated for effectiveness, and incur little to no long-term consequences.
Four different cleaning methods were evaluated for effectiveness based on the removal of oxidized species of iron (Fe), arsenic (As) and sulfur (S) from the surface.
Contamination control processes specified in the safety plan must be periodically evaluated for effectiveness and modified to correct any deficiencies noted.
In Australia, a detailed dissemination framework was evaluated for effectiveness among grant recipients, but the framework was found to be insufficient to promote understanding of dissemination planning (Gannaway et al. 2011).
In this study, a gelatin/silica gene delivery system optimized via functional modules (tumor-targeting aptamer AGRO 100, HA2, and PEG) was developed and evaluated for effectiveness in vitro and in vivo.
